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EPISODE · Sep 28, 2018 · 35 MIN

Episode 26: George

from A Swing and a Belt with Dan Shulman · host Sportsnet

In the Season 1 finale, Dan sits down with his boyhood hero, George Brett. In a wide-ranging interview, they discuss Brett’s career, from breaking-in to almost hitting .400, as well as the attitude he took into every game: “I was going to be the best player on the field every night.” And in a more […]

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In the Season 1 finale, Dan sits down with his boyhood hero, George Brett. In a wide-ranging interview, they discuss Brett’s career, from breaking-in to almost hitting .400, as well as the attitude he took into every game: “I was going to be the best player on the field every night.” And in a more contemporary story, Brett talks about a recent dinner with Buck Martinez, Mike Babcock and Brendan Shanahan in Toronto, where the first-ballot Hall of Famer and former Blue Jays killer realized he was the least-famous man at the table. This season was produced by Amil Delic. Audio Credit: KSMO-TV, MLB Network, SportsChannel Los Angeles and Sportsnet. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

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